Albus Changes the World is a manga by Norihiro Yagi. Volume 1 is out in North America from Viz Media, and it appeared on the November 8-14 release slate.
Albus Changes the World is a manga by Norihiro Yagi, the creator of Claymore. Volume 1 is published in North America by Viz Media. The series entered the release schedule in the second week of November, with the first volume listed among the print manga shipping on November 10.
The same volume appeared in Beneath the Tangles' Reader's Corner, where it was one of six manga releases covered that week. The column paired it with a short write-up and noted Yagi's return to manga work. The roundup treated the week's licensed manga as a single reading list, placing Albus alongside chapter 1 of Bartlet Fairy Basslet, volume 21 of Dandadan, volume 1 of Delicious in Dungeon, volume 13 of The Eccentric Doctor of the Moon Flower Kingdom, and volume 3 of Shinobi Undercover.
Coverage so far is limited to the launch of volume 1. The release slate and the reading column both center on that first volume, and neither goes beyond it. No later volumes, anime adaptation, or staff details have been reported in these stories.
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The November 8-14 release slate in North America includes The Apothecary Diaries Season 2 and Call of the Night Season 2 on Blu-ray Disc from Crunchyroll and Sentai Filmworks, both dated November 10. Print manga shipping November 10 includes One Piece volume 113 and Mao volume 26 from Viz Media, The Apothecary Diaries volume 16 from Square Enix Manga, and Albus Changes the World volume 1 from Viz Media.
Beneath the Tangles' Reader's Corner for this week covers six manga releases: volume 1 of Albus Changes the World, chapter 1 of Bartlet Fairy Basslet, volume 21 of Dandadan, volume 1 of Delicious in Dungeon, volume 13 of The Eccentric Doctor of the Moon Flower Kingdom, and volume 3 of Shinobi Undercover. The column pairs each entry with a short write-up, including a note that Norihiro Yagi, the creator of Claymore, returns with Bartlet Fairy Basslet.